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The Portland daily press., 1887-02-15

The defeat of Parnell's amendment to the
address to the Queen was anticipated. and
therefore has occasioned no surprise and lit
tie comment. The division showed that the
alliance between the Tories and the Union
lists is still unbroken, and that on bills re-
lating to Ireland both can still be counted
on to vote against the wishes of the Irish
people. Mr.. Gladstones absence from the
House during the debate has given rise to
the suspicion that he may be growing little
cold in the cause of Homerule. but according
to the London correspondent of the New
York Tribune, this suspicion is unjust, and
his voice viii be heard later, when he can
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-15
TUE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 15.

we DO moi read anonymous letters and commun
cartons. The name and address of the writer are
n an cases Indispensable not necessarily for pub
location but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-15

Maine people who can't betalxe themselves
to Florida at this inclement season, can de-
rive good deal of consolation from the re-
Election that they are not obliged to 90 to
Montana
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-15
CURRENT COMMENT.
A QUESTION FOR STRIKER :.
Providence journal.

The New York strikers are doubtless in a
niteness the interesting question whether
American labor is best represented by mer
who earn a living by keeping other men
from the work they are anxious to perform
AN OPINION FROM MATTHEws's HOME.
Albany Journal
for years lie has been t ape time statiys NAN nan
of his race in this country He was COM
PEELED to resign because he is a Republican
and for no other reason. Jim" Matthews
ON the other hand. has for Years been only a
small politician, not even known outside the
the limits OF Albany, and In this city bear
zens OF his race have testified. A represen-
tatiye colored man was forced out of Office to
make room for one of the pets of the small
machine" that manages Democratic politics
in this country.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-15
UNFORTUNATE.
Sc. Louis Globe-Democrat

The Republican Senate passed a bill an
proprating $21 900 900 for coast defences and
Notifications. The Democratic House in.
tended to quietly kill the bill, but being de-
tected in this scheme now agrees to report
i, nut reduces the appropriation to $1,000
900. The fact that the expenditures Of Tie
money would be placed in the hands of the
Democracy did not deter the Republicans
from voting the appropriation. 1t is unfor.
tunate for the people that nine-tenths of the
public spirit and patriotism of the country il
monopolized by the party which is not In
power at present. But there is nothing par.
ticularly new in this discovery, however A
good many years have passed since any sem
sible person ever looked for either public
spirit or patriotism in Democrat.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-15

We are glad to see that everybody con-
nected with the tuberculosis matter is anx-
ious for an investigation. That will tend to
make the inquiry as thorough as it ought to
ha
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
GUM MONS,

In the District Court Of the first First Judicis
District Of dab" Territory, in and for th'
County Nez PIERCE.
Mary E, Partrick. plaintiff vs. Marion c. Par
trick. defendant.
Z" Marlin q. Patrick. defend aut.
The People cfthe United States in tie Terri
tory # Idaho send greeting: %
You are hereby notified that there il now
on file In the office o. the clerk OF
the district court Of the first judicial district Of
said 'errit nv. in L, vision. county Of Nee
PIERCE. the complaint Of the shove named plain
TIN. wherein ju' cement 10 dem ndet aga;us,
you 1st. hat the bonds of matrim nv he
tween plaintiff and detendan b., dissolved an
the grounds. first. OF failure t." pruvi.le and
cruel Treatment. and sec nd. because o. d-fen.
dants intemrerance. 2nd Plaintiff dcma d.
the custody of one certain LATHE Bell Patrick
minor child the issue of the marriage Of
plaintiff and defendant. 3rd. or genera, re-
LIEF as m"re fully appears in the complaint filed
hrrein And you are also hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer to said complaint
within ten days aityr the service ber.of. II
served within Nez Perez county, and v,thin
twenty days if served out If said county. but
within said judicial district. and within forty
days j: ,erved "ut OF said district (exclusiv of
the day of service). the plaintiff will take do
laut against y"u and apply to the court for
the rel,-f above named
GIVEN under my nd and the seal of the
district court OF the first iudicj,l
IL. 81 district { idaho Territory. in and
for hez Perce County, this 3ist v
of August. A. D., 1887.
FHrp Il. LUCAS, Clerk.
by W. 3 Buck, Deputy.
X. O'Neill atty for pltff 4e.5w
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
RESOLUTIONS
OF Respect and Condolance on the
Death OF Brother Birka Einnard.

At special communication Of Mes Perez
lodge No 10 A. +. i A. NJ held september
~, 1887. the following preamble and resolu-
tions we're unanimously adopted
WHsREAs. it has pleased the Great Archi.
tect oil The Universe to remove fY"m our must
our late brother Bika Binnard. and
waEhEAs. 1t is hut just that f ting rccog
milton Of his many noble qualities be had ;
therefore be it
Rssoired. By Nez Perce Lodge No. 10. of
Ane'ent. Free and Accepted Masons. that,
while We bow with humble submission to the
vii! this Most High. We do not the less
mourn for our brother who has been taken
from this to btttcr and heller lodge above,
Resofued, That in tn. death If Birku Bippari
our fraternity iaments the lpss Of q brother who
was ever ready to pro or the hani Of aid and
me voice OF syml athy to needy and distr esset
Masons. their widows and children IN active
member Ut Mount Idaho lodge whose utmost
ende'v were exerted f"F ITS welfare and
prosperty; friend and companion who wss
dear to US all; citizen whose upright and no.
Die life was u standard VI emulation to his
~ lows.
Resofrsd, That the heartfelt sympa,hy of this
= '"e be extended to his relations Ia their
anctiop.
Hs~.tced. Th.t these resolutions be spr. adj
upon the records OF The lodge. and u copy here.
OF be handed to the resident relations of our
deceased brother and to each of the ncw.papers
of Lewiston.
J. ". PIE,
Com. on Resolutions. y. d. BuNNELL,
W. P. BELL.
The Northern Pacific election is re-
garded as victory for both Sides
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22

Mr. Dubois, while at Washington
consulted with Secretary Lamar abou,
the Neg Perce Reservation aud wha
would be done regarding their takio,
lands in severslty, and Lamar replied
that the law Of congress, Of Feb. 8, would
bs enforced and that the lands would
soon BE- surveyed into suitable tracts for
allotment, and an agent would be ap--
pointed to make the allotment. Mr.
Dubois is Of the opinion that a move
ment on the part of the people of this
section in conjunction with the resident
agent and leading Indians will has. en-
the allotment and. the settlement of this
reservation question. Mr.. Dubois saws
he is vitality Interested in tho settlement
OF this question in behalf Of the people
Of tue North, and well he might be. for
no act that he could achieve in behalf of
our people, would entitle him TO more
gratitude from them than to be ius,ru.
mental Of Fastening the settlement of
these Mes Perces on their lands in sew.
rally, and fixing the sta,as Of the residue
% that it could be sold BY the govern
nent to white settlers. and the proce eds
70 to the benefit of the Indians.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
Notice or sale Real Estate al
Public Auction.

NOTICE hereby given that in pur,u.nce
:" AN "rder OF the pr bAtc court If N&x Perce
county. ldahs Territory. made 90 the 25tb
Gay ut April. 1887. IN the matter Of the est ,te
ana guardianship OF EN- .Dusl Pshlson, insane.
the undersi- ned. the guardian of the said es
tate' will sell at public sucrien to the
highest bidder for essh---gold coin Of the
u"'ted states-and subject To c,n6rm.tion
by said Pr'bste C.u'. IN Tuesday. Oct.her
II. 1887. at IL o'ck Oh M. At the coor,
house in Lewiston. 1. T.. all right, title. inter
est an estate IT I Q said Emanuel Pahls,n
insane. in and to all the certain tract of land
situate lying and being in Neg Perez CO, Idaho
Tertiary. and bounded Aal escribed .s fol-
lows. to-wit: The SEX swA NJ suA and
nwa Of seA and svA OF n. y Of sect,un al
township " north ct range I west B NJ, con.
tanning AO acres. Terms and candition Of
sale. cash, 8 Id coin Of the United States, ten
per cent. Of the purchase money tn no paid 4,
the auctioneer on the day If sale, balance ON
"f sale BY said pr"ba.e court: deed
y = expense OF purchaser 80. MOXLEY,
6uardisn Vi the estate of Emanuel pab;s n.
Insane. hoa
Dated Lewiston. I. T.. Sept. 10, 1887.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
Hon. Fred T. Dubois Our Delegate.

Mr.. f. T. Dubois, accom- panied BY
! Mr.. Il. Wood, ass,s,sn, u. s., prescott
ing attorney, arrived in our town on
Saturday last, and remained here until
NJ nday, when they TOOK their departure
for Boise City. - - Mr..
| Dubois is nnalierably opposed to the
segregation of any part OF Idaho Terri
tory, and thinks that Idaho should never
60 to Nevada. -.drafanche Sept. II.
We think the -1palanche represents
Mr.. Dubois in truthful light. We 80
understood him when he made the can
vas for the oilice 10 the North. Many
anne xationis,s believed aud ATTEMPTED to
make others believe that if elected he
would DOT officially oppose o r annexa
ton in congress, while he personally was
opposed to division Of the territory.
We never could see how q delegate 10
congress, Who told tho people in the
canvass that he was opposed to certain
measure Of public importance, could
avoid working tor that measure when
he was called upon to act and vote 10 the
capacity Of his Office, and be an honest
man. Hcfold the people when asking
for their votes, that he was opposed to
annexation ahd we believed him, and
hence could not vote for him. Had
other anpexationists did as We did 10 the
North, Mr.. Dubois would have been de-
featcd. We did not regard Mr.. Dubois
az trickster dealing doubly with the
peopls in this matter, but many who
supported him, who, for auyht W. KIN w
to the contrary, were US deeply imbued
with the spirit OF annexation rs oarseli,
seemed to imagine that Mr.. dubois, be-
cause be was republican, would favo,
annexation in congress. Take the case
Of the people Of Moscow, they all voted
Tor annexation save six citizens, and yet
Mr.. Dubois received 222 votes cut Of
the 400 cast. In Lewiston 392 vote.s
were CAST anu Ill Out ten were cast tor
annexation, while Mr.. Dubois received
~ Of the votes cost. Other precincts
10 the county did the same thing but not
to the same extent. 1t he works against
our annexation in congress, he will do no
more than what he said he would and no
more than we expected. Mr.. Dubois has
acted honorably up to bis pledges aud We
shall honor him for 40 doing, though he
may injure the prospects Of our annexa.
ton. Northern republicans have none
to blame but themselves, who would not
take their own candidate al his word
upon this question. He comedies that
Mr.. HALEY was all the tims for anneva
ton In congress and did what NJ could to
have the bill become law, although it
was against his own personal interest.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
G. luminous.

In the Distric. Court of the First Ju iici,l nj.
tr'ct OF Idaho territory, in and for the ooun
| ~ Of Nex i'erce
| Ada Clark. defendant W. Herbert Clark
| defendant
To Herbert Cla' Iereadnnt
The People Of The Unifcl ) atss in the TER;
ritory IF Idaho, send greeting:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file In The Office Of the clerk of the distrir,
court If the first judicial district IF said terri
t"rv. in Lewiston. County of Neg Perce. tbs
complaint OF the above named plaintiff vher in
Ja cement is demanded against Won That thu
h"nds OF IN strimony between plaintiff and de.
fendant be dissolved on the grounds
Of defendants desertion Of plaintiff, and thu,
the custody Of certain minor children, the is
sue OF Plaintiffs and deiendant's marriage he
awarded I" plaintiff. Ms appears iu compliant
nled herein; AMI for general relief.
Ana y"u are ais" notified that unless you an.
pear and answer to said complaint within ten
days after the service hereof. il served within
Nez Perce county. ard within twenty DAYS /,
served out Of said cnunsy. but within said Judi
clA' district. aud withiq1irty days If served ont
Of sal district lexelusi bf the day If servsiee
the plaintiff will take default against Won nd
apply t" the Court for the relief demanued in
the complaint.
GIVEN under nv hand and the seal Of the
District Court Ut the First Judicial
IL. 81 district OF Idaho Territory. ia and
Tor Nez Perce county, this 18th day
OF Sept. H.. 1887
FRED y. LUCAS, Clerk,
By ". S. Buck. Deputy.
sweet Elder, att,'s for pltf. 5o-5
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
Brka Binnard.

The subject Of this notice vas born iu
Poland May Is, 1917. He remained
there until the year 1885, when he wen,
to England, engaging in business 10
Bristol in that country, "A there re-
maipea until the year 1850, when he
came to the United Suites, aud tonk up
bis abode a, Montgomery. Alabama. en-
vaging 10 the mercantile business in
that city until 1855, when he moved to
New Mexico, where he remained until
the close Of the civil war, 1868, and
then went to Buffalo, New York and
there joined his nephew. Abraham
Binnard. now OF this city, and has made
his home with him, off ard on, ever
siuce, having never been a nah of family.
10 the year 1868, he cain. to Lewiston,
then toClrarwater It ,tion, Newsome creek,
aud Elk City, engaging in trading fur
several years. His business career closed
in Mt. Idaho, where, fer number Of
years, was doing business with Grostein
Il Biunard, Of this city, afterwards with
Binnsrd Il Weller. During the past
eighteen months he has resided in Lew
istun, and during the last year has been
a great sufferer Of dropsy,' heart disease
asd a complication OF other diseases.
He YVES well cared for. the. best m, di,al
treatment being administered to him,
but Ill to no avail, and at about ten
o'clock. on Saturday night, he succumbed
to the grim monster, death, and passed
to tho river beyond. He was known of
late years as Major" which title he
acquired during the Neg Perez war of
1877; he built fort at Nj. Idaho for
protection, and the boys gave him this
name. He was good hearted, whole
souled old fellow, well liked BY all who
knew him, even great favorite among
the Chinese aud Indians with whom he
Jono business. He will be greatly
missed and his memory will ever remain
green within the hearts Il numerous
friends in ldaho aud Neg Perez COUNTIES
Hin funeral took ,.ace FROM the residence
ct a. f:nnari on Monday at two o'clock,
under thu auspices Of the Masonic lodye,
OF which he was a member in good
standing.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
Notice to Cred LO.s.
Estate of William Mulligan. Deceased.

Estate of William Mulligan. Deceased.
NoFIct is hereby given by the gned
executor rf the last will and testament Of vii
ham Nu''ilan. deceased, I" I . creditors Of,
AMI all persons having claims against said de.
ceased, I" exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within fur months after the frss pub.
LEGATION Of this urtice to tho said executor Mt
Us residence in Paioase precinct. Nez Perez
county Idah" Territory, tho same being the
piece Tor he transaction of the business Vi said
estate. DAVID NoTMAh. JR..
Executor of the last will and testament of
William Mulligan deceased
Dated Sept 5. 1887 49.4
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
Order to Show Cause on Sale
Of Real Estate.

In the Probate Court of the County Of Nez
Perce, Idaho Territory.
In the matte, Of the estate Of John Anderson.
deceased.
P. NJ. Davis. the administrator Of the o..
tate of John Anderson. deoease., havlng fled
his pet tim herein duly verified praying or an
"raer of sale " tho whole of the re-, estut. OF
said deceased for the purposes ,neren set forth.
it ia therefore ordered BY the judge Of said
court tat all persons interested in the estate
"f said deceased. appear hetcre the Probate
curt on Friday. the Both day Of septem her.
1887. at 10 O'clock m. of said day ut the
court room Of said Probate Court in the City Of
Lewiston. |. T. I" show eause WHY an order
should not he granted t. the said administrators
t" sell tIe~-aa'e Of the real estate If said de.
ceased 1t either public auction "r private sale.
MI that copy OF this order be PUT lished ut
teast four successive weeks in the Lewiston
TELLER. newspaper printed and published
10 said county and territory.
w. VI. RICE. Probate Judge.
Dated August 80. 1887 1874
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
NEW TODAY.
City Assess meuts.

oiice Of tho Ci'y Clerk. City Of Lewiston, I, T.
September 81. 1887.
NOTICE is hereby given that any and all
persons desiring to apply to he lily Council
Tar revision OF their assessments for the cur-
rent hscsl year. muct present their applications
W wiring to the council. at its IN. cling on the
hrst Monday in October. 1887. when il will
SIT for the purpose of equ, lining and rcvisinp
The assessment roll. which Is now on Gle in
my Office 1IlOo. IL. HUDSON
City Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD BRooR.
FRANK ". KETTRNBACH-Heus 1612.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston Idaho Arg. 20. 1887.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN following named sstsles hes Glcd Aeties 4
h.s intention tt make apAl proof 10 support Of
o.: claim aud that said proef viii - aads 8
this ONCE. on Get. ,. 1857. Wis: rrsak -.
ketteubach h"me 1872 for the ~ ss& ssseisa
- and y ueA section So sp IS nr5w =.
lie na'sss tho following witness U prove b.
r"nf inG"us residence ap"s. AMI ealtivseise a.
said land. via Richard Radonsk, J. 1. vss-
cent. Sc don Smith. james kobinstt. ~ e
Lewiston p. a.. Mes Psres ~ idaho.
FRANCIS r. PATTERSON.
~ Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
TAX.PAlFRS. ATTENTION.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, the ...c.,
nsnt r"li Of Nes Perez county. / T., for m,
ear 1887. IL now in nv hands for coilec. ia, -,
, ,a Taxes viii bee me delinquent Dec. 2
1881. and Il net paid prior thereto, ten or cen,
""' "e Aa1ed thereon. >P. NJ DAVIS,
q. Treas end Ex oflcin Tax Col rctor
Lewiston, !. T., Sept. ., 1887. 500
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
WILBUR COLLEGE
ATLEHISTON
Will Reopen Sept. z, 50.

THIS COLLEGE offers ,horouph .o,,,.. =,
instruction IN The regular college cuvricpi, hs.
ing similar tn the courses in the eastern a..
,eges 1t has the following college courses :
Classical, Scientific. Latin Scientific, and Nj ID
en- Literature. There is also = Normal course.
70 Which If student grsduatee his dip!nm
authorizes him /" teach anywhere in idaho
Without . euniy certificate Tho common
seho"i oe' rtment affords instruction 10 chill.
. .rrn Of ali grades from the very beginning to
t .a., n"rma and c"iiege departments. Tw. id
diti"nal professors have been engxu.d fr IN.
ensuing wear ans will arrive from the cas-, In
Time f"r the re."reuiHg. Good board in m
College Home under the eteeiaI care Of the nm.
asn'gaed and swie. !erms very re.sup..
pc. Before going else~hcre. apply for snv
desresi information to
IRA a. RICHARDS,
suSil-om' Lewiston, I. 7.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22

II is reported that Superintendent,
Moody, s'nce his return to Boiss CITY
from the North, has declared that the
people Of The North have greatly changed
from being favorable to anne Ration to
now being opposed to the measure. We
think ne must have been joking some
persons, 1t be said ,hst, Tor while ~
here be had no opportunity to know how
the people ielt upon the question, excep,
IN . very lew instances. We always
srSarded Moody as truthful man..
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

On the night Of July 4th, there strayed from
the pasture Of A. j Hedrica. on the Little
Potlatch. one muddy white horse. eleven ve,rs
Md. will weigh about 1850 pounds branded II.
saddle sore on baekbone The horse Is well
SHOWN throughout the country as baird Bros
oid Harry A liberal reward will be paid
for the return OF the animal To ,'ur st.h,es in
Lew istun. 81 If RAInn RKnS
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
Redemption Of WarreutS,

COUNTY WARRANTS registered nr;o, N
October 10. 1886. (iuclusivs) except No. 1927 ~
that date, will be paid on presentation at
county tre"snrer's utice Interest on above
described warrants will cease after this date,
y M. DAVIS.
Treasurer Eez Pcrce County. T. T.
ewis'or l. T., Sept. l, 1887. 495
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

JuHN L. KL1NE-Tfo;ne ITO.
LAND OFFICE
Lewiston. Idaho. Augu t 80. 1897.
NOTICE Is HEREBY 3iVEN THAI
~ the following named settler has f,ed M.
tiee of his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim. that said proof will he made
ut this office on October 10. 1897, Wis: John
l.. Kline h"me no for the 81 sw4 swA Sc q
sec "a ard nwa re4 section Is tip IS 6 "
B. NJ. He names the following witne ses IA
rrove his continuous residence upon and cult
vati"n of said land, vis: J..W Rigby, e. C.
kigby, Th"mas Hudson. W. P; Scribner, i'll d
Lewiston p. o.. Idaho.
FRANCIS F. .pATTERSON,
AZ Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
RESULT OF THE ELECTION

Grain Is turning out well 10 this
section, in spite Of early rains. Farmers
rrpnrt general average OF fifty bushels
to the acre, and some grim is running as
hlsh as nifty i've aud sixty.-Garf.ld
Enterprise.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
NOTICE FOR HOME PROOF.

ADELAIDE L. STRICKLAND, nee CARLY
H me 985.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. 1. T.. sept. "a 1887.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL =.
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
her intention to make final prof in support Of
her claim. and that said proof will be made
at this office. on Oct "a, 1887. viz /: Adelaide
l.. Strickland. nee Carly. Home g85 tor the
nwA ne4 @ls nwA and neA sw4 sec 8 tip
81 Dr2w N. she names the following
witnesse. to prove her continuous residence up
IN, and cultivation Of. said lani. Wis NJ. l..
War BEN Ward. Chas Hoffman, Chas Baack.
all Cameron, Idaho.
FRANCIS F. PATTERSON,
20 Register.